Hi,
Is there any jbpm version for java 1.4.2?
The doc for version 3 says that is for java 1.4.2
(http://docs.jboss.org/jbpm/v3/userguide/deployment.html ) but I downloaded the
source and I found that they're using annotations ...
I would just need a jbpm-jpdl.jar and jbpm-identity.jar that
Thanks, trying with 3.2 in minutes!
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Hi,
I read that JBPM was compatible, with JDK 1.4.2 , but It's not working.
a) Is the version 3.3.0 compiled with jdk 1.4 ? or is just for java 1.5
b) I tried to connect it to CVS to download the Code and tried to recompile,
but at least in anoncvs.forge.jboss.com the project seems to be empty.
this line
ProcessDefinition pd = ProcessDefinition.createNewProcessDefinition();
saved my life.
Please JBPM Team put in the documentation or in the javadoc, that if the user
works programmatically must use ProcessDefinition pd =
ProcessDefinition.createNewProcessDefinition(); instead of new
Hi, and getting a org.hibernate.HibernateException: null index column for
collection: org.jbpm.graph.exe.ProcessInstance.instances EXception in the
moment I start a Taskinstance (TaskIntance.start() ).
The task instance has already the actor set, and everything seems to be well,
but, when
I tried what you suggested me, but it did not work.
I finally could solve my problems with transient object exception, saving
explicitly through Hibernate Session:
jbpmContext.getSession().save(executionContext.getTaskMgmtInstance());
or
jbpmContext.getSession().save(contextInstance);
Hi, first of all I want to say that I checked the forum, but I didn't find
anything to solve my doubt.
Intro:
I'm creating the process definition in a programmatic way. I create the
ProcessDefinition, then the process Instances, and then I create the tasks
dinamically. To create the tasks I
Does the TaskNode.addTask(task) method works well?
I'm printing my process definition to check if is well builded and everything
appears well excepts the tasks that don't appear!
Any idea why they don't appear? Probably this is why is not working
programmatically and yes with the xml defintion
anonymous wrote : why do you create a new context in the actionhandler?
Because I'm a newby and believe me that documentation does not help.
How is should I do in my example?
anonymous wrote : and with TaskNode.addTask you change the processdefinition,
not adding additional tasks to the running
